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It’s 8pm at Nobu Madrid – virtually mid-afternoon by the standards of the Spanish capital – and there’s already a DJ behind the decks of the downstairs bar, every seat in the restaurant is taken, and the staff seems to be in a constant chorus of cheering “irasshaimase!” (meaning welcome in Japanese). And this is what the hotel looks like just a couple of weeks after opening.
After welcoming guests at the beginning of September, Nobu Madrid is the brand’s fifth Spanish…
